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SIP is constantly undertaking projects to help our friends in Igoma. The extent to which SIP can help is directly dependent on money received through fundraising and donations.
This site contains a Photo Album that shows and describes the progress SIP has been making. Click here to visit the Photo Album.
Recently Completed Projects
Provided an ultrasound (delivered in December 2006) and medical supplies
Purchased land and built a clinic expansion to increase storage space and provide Mother Child Infant Care Centre services (completed March 2008)
Improved laboratory facilities at the Urafiki Health Centre
Purchased and installed a water purification system for the Urafiki Health Centre
Installed wireless Internet at the Urafiki Health Centre
Current Projects
Delivering $11,000 in medical supplies in 2008
Continuing to improve laboratory facilities at the Urafiki Health Centre
Providing Mother Child Infant Care Centre services
Providing basic hygiene instruction
Investigating water purification options for Igoma residents
Planning 2008 fundraising events, including concerts and the annual gala dinner
Future Projects
Obtaining additional much needed medical equipment
Eye and dental clinic services
AIDS/HIV training and compassionate assistance
Installing 3 - 5 water purification stations in the town, estimated to cost $500 - $1,000 per station
Working with officials to develop a major water purification system
Providing a facility for education expansion, including community health and micro businesses
Ongoing Projects
Providing needed medical equipment and supplies
Providing VETA scholarships that include tuition, meals, board and tool kits
Supporting a Secondary School Tuition program, adding 5 new students per year
Purchasing and distributing mosquito nets (SIP's goal is to hang at least 2,000 - previously 1,000 - nets per year)
Working with local (Stouffville) and neighbouring businesses, service clubs, churches and residents for financial support and assistance with fundraising initiatives
